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@cpro-js/react-app-state
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Basically a re-export of state management utilities powered by mobx to enforce versions in our projects.
$ yarn add @cpro-js/react-app-state
See API-Reference from mobx for usage & description of the following exports:
// config
import { IPromiseBasedObservable } from "mobx-utils";
export { configure } from "mobx";
// Creating observables
export { makeAutoObservable, makeObservable, observable, computed } from "mobx";
// Actions
export { action, runInAction, flow, flowResult } from "mobx";
// Collection utilities
export { values, keys, entries, get, has, set, remove } from "mobx";
// Reactions
export { autorun, reaction, when } from "mobx";
// react
export { observer, Observer, disposeOnUnmount } from "mobx-react";
// utilies
export { toJS } from "mobx";
// debug, see https://mobx.js.org/analyzing-reactivity.html
export { trace } from "mobx";
// utils
export { fromPromise, computedFn } from "mobx-utils";
export type ObservablePromise<T> = IPromiseBasedObservable<T>;
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We found that @cpro-js/react-app-state demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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